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emily   –   July 30, 2021

Hello Jack fans. A new episode of The North Water titled “Homo Homini Lupus” aired yesterday. I have added episode stills and HD screen captures from the episode to the gallery. Enjoy!

Television Series > The North Water (2020) > 03: Homo Homini Lupus > Episode Stills
Television Series > The North Water (2020) > 03: Homo Homini Lupus > Screen Captures
emily   –   July 23, 2021

Hi Jack fans! Another episode of The North Water has been released. I have added HD screen captures from the episode titled “We Men Are Wretched Things.” Enjoy!

Television Series > The North Water (2020) > 02: We Men Are Wretched Things > Screen Captures
emily   –   July 16, 2021

Hello Jack fans! Jack’s new series The North Water premiered yesterday on AMC+. I have added HQ episode stills and HD screen captures from the first episode titled “Behold The Man.” Enjoy!

Television Series > The North Water (2020) > 01: Behold The Man > Episode Stills
Television Series > The North Water (2020) > 01: Behold The Man > Screen Captures
emily   –   September 04, 2019

On Saturday (August 31), Jack attended a press conference for Seberg at 76th Venice Film Festival. Enjoy the few photos from the conference in the gallery!

emily   –   September 04, 2019

After the photocall, Jack attended the premiere of Seberg 76th Venice Film Festival. He looked so handsome <3 Check out the photos in the gallery!

emily   –   September 04, 2019

On August 30, Jack attended a photocall for his upcoming film Seberg at this year’s 76th Venice Film Festival. It was great to see Jack out! I have added a bunch of photos from the photocall to the gallery, enjoy!

emily   –   January 12, 2018

Yesterday (January 11), Jack attended the 23rd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards. It was so nice to see Jack out! Unfortunately, Jack and Godless didn’t win – but still was great to be nominated!

The gallery has been updated with 30 HQ photos. Enjoy!

Public Appearances > 2018 > Jan 11 | 23rd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards
emily   –   November 22, 2017

Jack’s new Netflix series Godless is now avaliable for streaming! On Sunday (November 19), Jack attended the New York premiere of the series with Michelle Dockery and Jeff Daniels. The gallery has been updated with HQ photos from the premiere! I will try to find time soon to watch the show and will add screen captures and episode stills!

Public Appearances > 2017 > Nov 19 | “Godless” New York Premiere [+57]
emily   –   September 27, 2017

Photoshoots & Portraits > 2017 > The Sunday Times

THE TIMES – Most people know the story of Jack O’Connell. The bad boy from Derby; the teenage delinquent turned Bafta-winning Hollywood actor; the go-to guy for a “troubled youth” tale; a skinhead in This Is England, a sexy, self-destructive lost boy in Skins. He dates pop stars and supermodels; he gives interviews with a hangover. As the tattoo on his biceps says, he is the definitive Jack the Lad.

But that’s not the man I interview one Thursday afternoon in Camden, north London. The guy I meet is softly spoken, calm, seemingly unflappable and with impeccable manners, a guy who gives me tips for the best Sunday roasts in Hampstead, who leans over to pick up my jacket when it falls off my chair, who offers to share his last cigarette and who orders two scones with cream and jam at the gastropub where we meet around the corner from his new home. He moved here in May from east London, where he’d lived for years. “I had my local pubs I went to,” says the 27-year-old. “I’d speak to all the old fellas in there, go for two or three pints, then lock-ins would ensue.” He’s already finding new watering holes with the same “old fellas” in NW1: “I like a pub, me. You can have a nice boogie in some pubs.”

This summer, O’Connell has risen to a whole new level of fame after starring in Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, directed by Benedict Andrews, at the Apollo Theatre. He plays Brick, a broken, alcoholic, ageing football player who is grieving the loss of his best friend and whose marriage is falling apart. O’Connell says he has enjoyed the routine of theatre and the opportunity to evolve his character, though, “I’m over halfway through and I feel I could be better. I wonder if it would be more truthful if I took the edge off, instead of belting it out,” he thinks aloud. “Because I’m really starting to feel sorry for people in the front row.”

Certainly they get an eyeful. The play opens with O’Connell sitting naked and spread-eagle under a shower and, predictably, his full-frontals have received much publicity. (“Worth coming all the way from Stoke-on-Trent for!” one woman trills in the interval the night I attend.) He says he has “got used” to the nudity and likes the “immediate intimacy” of marriage it establishes between him and his on-stage wife, Maggie, played by Sienna Miller. He describes his co-star as “wonderful. A powerhouse. She’s just solid,” adding that she started a tradition of a “company cuddle” with the cast before every show. “Every time we’re on stage, she’s energised,” he says. “Even as recently as our last performance, she’s trying new things, which is exciting for me, too.”

I wonder how he copes with his sudden sex-symbol status. I tell him George Clooney once said that the level of attention he gets is embarrassing. Does O’Connell feel the same? “I’m willing to put money on the fact that George Clooney is not embarrassed about it at all, not a chance,” he laughs (they featured together in the 2016 film Money Monster). “I play characters for a living. If they come across looking like they breathe real air, then sweet. If people want to f*** them as well, sweet — that’s another reaction altogether. But really, I don’t pay enough attention to feel anything towards it. It’s a by-product.” It may be a constructed front of modesty, but I can believe it.
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emily   –   July 27, 2017

Earlier this week on Monday, Jack attended the press night After Party of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. HQ photos from his appearance can be found in the gallery!